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The most racially diverse public middle schools in Leon County, Florida

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public middle schools in Leon County, Florida, drawn from 8 qualifying public middle schools. SWIFT CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOL leads the list at 46.7%, against a median of 65.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Leon County, Florida

Best Largest group

46.7%

Median Largest group

65.2%

MOST DIVERSE · LEON COUNTY, FLORIDA

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	SWIFT CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOL	TALLAHASSEE, FL	793	46.7% White (370)	46.7%(370)	29.8%(236)	9.7%(77)	5.9%(47)
2	ELIZABETH COBB MIDDLE SCHOOL	TALLAHASSEE, FL	675	54.1% Black (365)	26.8%(181)	54.1%(365)	7.8%(53)	4.3%(29)
3	RAA MIDDLE SCHOOL	TALLAHASSEE, FL	928	57.6% Black (535)	24.9%(231)	57.6%(535)	7.5%(70)	1.8%(17)
4	DEERLAKE MIDDLE SCHOOL	TALLAHASSEE, FL	876	64.5% White (565)	64.5%(565)	10.2%(89)	9.8%(86)	10.3%(90)
5	FAIRVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL	TALLAHASSEE, FL	735	65.8% Black (484)	10.5%(77)	65.8%(484)	8.7%(64)	9.7%(71)
6	WILLIAM J MONTFORD III MIDDLE SCHOOL	TALLAHASSEE, FL	1,016	67.4% White (685)	67.4%(685)	11.9%(121)	11.1%(113)	2.8%(28)
7	R. FRANK NIMS MIDDLE SCHOOL	TALLAHASSEE, FL	625	76.0% Black (475)	5.8%(36)	76.0%(475)	12.5%(78)	1.1%(7)
8	GRIFFIN MIDDLE SCHOOL	TALLAHASSEE, FL	457	77.2% Black (353)	4.2%(19)	77.2%(353)	12.0%(55)	0.4%(2)

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